Comments on: Issue 284 – Are The Traffic Exchanges Too Complicated?

By: Thomas

Thomas — Mon, 17 May 2010 00:02:00 +0000

Before you get started, you might want to read this article on squeeze pages.

By: Edmund Burke

Edmund Burke — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 15:42:54 +0000

First a big thank you for your sterling work during the year, and don’t worry about whether you manage to do the newsletter between now and next year…Christmas is a time for chilling out with your family and dear friends, so Very Best Wishes to you and yours, and I hope you will enjoy an even more prosperous New Year.

While you’re chilling out, you probably need to set another challenge to he who now graces your surf pages, and here’s a thought for all owners of Traffic Exchanges. Surely it should be possible to get a program which removes PARKED OR OTHERWISE DEAD SITES, because it goes back to the very mantra of the industry….look at my site and I will look at yours.

Peace and love as always
Syd Burke

By: Jerry Reeder

Jerry Reeder — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 23:04:05 +0000

Jon, you are spot on again. The formula is really simple to grasp.

And while the whole list building thing can seem overwhelming when you are first starting out, there are free videos that will show you how to do the techy things

When you get right down to it, its just a matter of following the steps. If you can follow instructions and don’t skip the steps – you can do it and you can do it at your own pace

Unfortunately, some people buy into the; “it’s too hard to build your own list, so build my list instead trap.”

But all those people offering the big red easy buttons started out by building their lists first.

And if you want to get the results you see on the testimonials, remember those testimonials are from people who have their own lists

And thanks for putting my Twitter page in the hall of fame.